It is by far the sharpest-looking DreamWorks Animation film to date.

While it reaches for the stars, director Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is a flawed masterpiece…The story is ever-ambitious, sometimes riveting and thought-provoking, but also plodding and hokey and not as visionary as its cutting-edge special effects.

John Wick serves up a noxious, clashing blend of hyper-realistic and cartoonish violence. Too bad there’s no cinema decontaminating service that can wash our memories clean of such useless gore.

MasterChef Junior exults in the joy of cooking, the joy of childhood, and the joy of treating people decently.

[It] remains the rare show willing to dissect the stodgy constructs of polite society… It proves that the world as we know it doesn’t need to end to inspire moments of beauty and horror. It just needs to be undressed a little.wonderfully nuanced performances.

Mr. Turner does resemble Topsy-Turvy in its meticulous yet vibrant recreation of the past and its ever-expanding thematic amplitude. This is a movie not only about one particular artist, but about art as both a field of human endeavor and an object of shifting cultural and economic value.